1 — I/O Architecture
Purpose
[stub: io-architecture]
Metadata
| Author | Amit Singh |
| Scope | operating-system |
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1 — What is an Operating System?
Covers the evolution of operating systems, the goals of an OS, types of operating systems, kernel vs. user space, monolithic vs. microkernel vs. hybrid kernels, system calls, and the boot process overview.
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